Trailer Tire Load Range by Axle Weight

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Carlisle

Carlisle Radial Trail HD Trailer Tire, ST225/75R15 113M

$123.06 Published ratings

Carlisle has made trailer tires for decades and the Radial Trail HD is the value pick against the Endurance. Load index 113 is 2,535 lb per tire at a maximum 65 psi.

Best for: Replacing all four tires at once without the Goodyear price.

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Goodyear

Goodyear Endurance Trailer Tire, ST205/75R15 107N

$182.35 Published ratings

The 205/75R15 size, load index 107, which is 2,149 lb per tire.

Best for: A lighter tandem axle trailer on 15 inch wheels.

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Carlisle

Carlisle Radial Trail HD Trailer Tire, ST205/75R15 107M, 8 ply

$104.08 Published ratings

The 205/75R15 in an 8 ply rating, load index 107, which is 2,149 lb per tire.

Best for: A lighter trailer where the budget matters more than the badge.

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Tymate

Tymate TM2 RV Tire Pressure Monitoring System, 4 sensors

$69.99

The step up in the same range, with a larger and clearer display.

Best for: A tandem axle trailer where the entry display is hard to read in sun.

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1 axle trailers at 2,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 2,000 lb 1 axle trailer? A 2,000 lb 1 axle trailer puts about 880 lb on each tire. Load index 81 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

2 axle trailers at 2,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 2,000 lb 2 axle trailer? A 2,000 lb 2 axle trailer puts about 440 lb on each tire. Load index 75 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

3 axle trailers at 2,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 2,000 lb 3 axle trailer? A 2,000 lb 3 axle trailer puts about 293 lb on each tire. Load index 75 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

1 axle trailers at 2,500 lb

• What load range do you need on a 2,500 lb 1 axle trailer? A 2,500 lb 1 axle trailer puts about 1,100 lb on each tire. Load index 89 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

2 axle trailers at 2,500 lb

• What load range do you need on a 2,500 lb 2 axle trailer? A 2,500 lb 2 axle trailer puts about 550 lb on each tire. Load index 75 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

3 axle trailers at 2,500 lb

• What load range do you need on a 2,500 lb 3 axle trailer? A 2,500 lb 3 axle trailer puts about 367 lb on each tire. Load index 75 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

1 axle trailers at 3,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 3,000 lb 1 axle trailer? A 3,000 lb 1 axle trailer puts about 1,320 lb on each tire. Load index 95 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

2 axle trailers at 3,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 3,000 lb 2 axle trailer? A 3,000 lb 2 axle trailer puts about 660 lb on each tire. Load index 75 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

3 axle trailers at 3,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 3,000 lb 3 axle trailer? A 3,000 lb 3 axle trailer puts about 440 lb on each tire. Load index 75 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

1 axle trailers at 3,500 lb

• What load range do you need on a 3,500 lb 1 axle trailer? A 3,500 lb 1 axle trailer puts about 1,540 lb on each tire. Load index 101 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

2 axle trailers at 3,500 lb

• What load range do you need on a 3,500 lb 2 axle trailer? A 3,500 lb 2 axle trailer puts about 770 lb on each tire. Load index 77 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

3 axle trailers at 3,500 lb

• What load range do you need on a 3,500 lb 3 axle trailer? A 3,500 lb 3 axle trailer puts about 513 lb on each tire. Load index 75 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

1 axle trailers at 4,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 4,000 lb 1 axle trailer? A 4,000 lb 1 axle trailer puts about 1,760 lb on each tire. Load index 105 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

2 axle trailers at 4,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 4,000 lb 2 axle trailer? A 4,000 lb 2 axle trailer puts about 880 lb on each tire. Load index 81 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

3 axle trailers at 4,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 4,000 lb 3 axle trailer? A 4,000 lb 3 axle trailer puts about 587 lb on each tire. Load index 75 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

1 axle trailers at 4,500 lb

• What load range do you need on a 4,500 lb 1 axle trailer? A 4,500 lb 1 axle trailer puts about 1,980 lb on each tire. Load index 110 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

2 axle trailers at 4,500 lb

• What load range do you need on a 4,500 lb 2 axle trailer? A 4,500 lb 2 axle trailer puts about 990 lb on each tire. Load index 86 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

3 axle trailers at 4,500 lb

• What load range do you need on a 4,500 lb 3 axle trailer? A 4,500 lb 3 axle trailer puts about 660 lb on each tire. Load index 75 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

1 axle trailers at 5,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 5,000 lb 1 axle trailer? A 5,000 lb 1 axle trailer puts about 2,200 lb on each tire. Load index 113 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

2 axle trailers at 5,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 5,000 lb 2 axle trailer? A 5,000 lb 2 axle trailer puts about 1,100 lb on each tire. Load index 89 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

3 axle trailers at 5,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 5,000 lb 3 axle trailer? A 5,000 lb 3 axle trailer puts about 733 lb on each tire. Load index 75 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

1 axle trailers at 6,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 6,000 lb 1 axle trailer? A 6,000 lb 1 axle trailer puts about 2,640 lb on each tire. Load index 120 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

2 axle trailers at 6,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 6,000 lb 2 axle trailer? A 6,000 lb 2 axle trailer puts about 1,320 lb on each tire. Load index 95 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

3 axle trailers at 6,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 6,000 lb 3 axle trailer? A 6,000 lb 3 axle trailer puts about 880 lb on each tire. Load index 81 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

1 axle trailers at 7,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 7,000 lb 1 axle trailer? A 7,000 lb 1 axle trailer puts about 3,080 lb on each tire. Load index 125 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

2 axle trailers at 7,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 7,000 lb 2 axle trailer? A 7,000 lb 2 axle trailer puts about 1,540 lb on each tire. Load index 101 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

3 axle trailers at 7,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 7,000 lb 3 axle trailer? A 7,000 lb 3 axle trailer puts about 1,027 lb on each tire. Load index 87 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

1 axle trailers at 8,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 8,000 lb 1 axle trailer? A 8,000 lb 1 axle trailer puts about 3,520 lb on each tire. Load index 124 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

2 axle trailers at 8,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 8,000 lb 2 axle trailer? A 8,000 lb 2 axle trailer puts about 1,760 lb on each tire. Load index 105 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

3 axle trailers at 8,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 8,000 lb 3 axle trailer? A 8,000 lb 3 axle trailer puts about 1,173 lb on each tire. Load index 91 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

1 axle trailers at 9,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 9,000 lb 1 axle trailer? A 9,000 lb 1 axle trailer puts about 3,960 lb on each tire. Load index covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

2 axle trailers at 9,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 9,000 lb 2 axle trailer? A 9,000 lb 2 axle trailer puts about 1,980 lb on each tire. Load index 110 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

3 axle trailers at 9,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 9,000 lb 3 axle trailer? A 9,000 lb 3 axle trailer puts about 1,320 lb on each tire. Load index 95 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

1 axle trailers at 10,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 10,000 lb 1 axle trailer? A 10,000 lb 1 axle trailer puts about 4,400 lb on each tire. Load index covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

2 axle trailers at 10,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 10,000 lb 2 axle trailer? A 10,000 lb 2 axle trailer puts about 2,200 lb on each tire. Load index 113 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.

3 axle trailers at 10,000 lb

• What load range do you need on a 10,000 lb 3 axle trailer? A 10,000 lb 3 axle trailer puts about 1,467 lb on each tire. Load index 99 covers it with reserve. Inflation, speed and age all matter as much as the rating.